Take time to discover Le Petit Témis at your own pace, between Rivière-du-Loup and the shores of Lake Témiscouata. Built on an old railroad line, this gravel trail takes you through forests, open spaces and welcoming villages. With every pedal stroke, you'll enjoy a peaceful environment, ideal for unwinding from the daily grind. Whether you're riding with family or friends, the route invites you to pause, breathe and savor the moment.
You’ll be riding on a well-maintained gravel trail suitable for hybrid and touring bikes. The route is easy to follow, with a gentle and steady elevation gain, making it perfect for beginner and intermediate cyclists. Along the entire route, you’ll have access to convenient amenities such as restrooms, picnic areas, parking lots, and rustic camping sites.
On a protected, paved bike path
On a protected, unpaved bike path
On a paved road
On an unpaved road
Section under development
Temporary detour
You can duplicate this itinerary and customize it to your liking: change the route, add accommodations, attractions, or services to visit, and create a unique itinerary!
- Stationnement du bureau d'information touristique de Rivière-du-Loup
- Maximum 24h
- Toilettes disponibles
- Stationnement du Petit-Témis à Rivière-du Loup
- Toilettes disponibles
- Stationnement de la Route Verte de Saint-Modeste-Station
- Toilettes et restauration légère disponibles
- Stationnement du Petit Témis de Saint-Honoré
- Toilettes disponibles
- Stationnement du Petit Témis de Cabano
- Toilettes et restauration disponibles
- Stationnement public de Cabano
- Toilettes, bornes de recharges et restaurants disponibles
- Halte riveraine du Lac Témiscouata à Notre-Dame-du-Lac
- Toilettes, bornes de recharges et restaurants disponibles
- Stationnement de Bonjour Québec à Dégélis
- Toilettes et restauration disponibles
Autobus voyageur
Variable
Some sections of the trail are in the forest and isolated from villages. Cell phone service may be weak or nonexistent in these areas.
Due to construction between the St-Honoré and St-Louis areas, a shuttle service is operating 7 days a week, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., starting June 19, 2026, until the Petit-Témis Trail opens, which is scheduled for July.
Please note that wearing a helmet is mandatory in New Brunswick
32 to 42 mm
